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The History of Turquoise Stone
Turquoise is a popular stone in jewelry both today and dating back to 6000 BC. Turquoise is not only known for its beauty but also as a powerful amulet. This sky-blue stone, sometimes with a greenish hue, is a symbol of love and a money stone believed to bring wealth and increase the owner's capital. In Europe, turquoise was obtained from Iran through the Silk Road passing through Turkey, leading Europeans to call this stone "turquoise," meaning Turkish stone. In Persia, where turquoise was mined, this stone was called "Firuze," meaning "lucky stone."
Turquoise Colors:
- blue (with copper traces)
- green (with iron and vanadium traces)
- turquoise (with copper traces)
- purple (with strontium traces)
- yellow, brown, brownish (with iron hydroxide traces)
Chemical Properties of Turquoise:
Mohs hardness - 5-6
Density - 2.6-2.8 g/cm3
Transparency: opaque
Turquoise coloration is uneven, with veins and speckles. The younger the stone, the lighter it is. Mature stones have a rich green color. The blue color of turquoise comes from copper, while it turns green when iron oxide displaces copper.
How to Care for Turquoise
Sometimes the stone gets dirty and needs cleaning. The best way is to rinse turquoise under a stream of cold water. For more thorough cleaning, use a soft brush or a mild soap solution. Harsh chemicals can damage the stone and ruin its surface.
Magical Properties of Turquoise
Positively affects a person's psychological health. Develops intuition and bestows wisdom. Considered a feminine talisman, brings warmth and coziness to the home. Helps increase the family budget. Activates female sexuality, aids in finding the perfect partner. Attracts admirers. Endows men with charisma and charm. Suitable for those involved in business and power struggles.
Healing Properties of Turquoise:
- Treats insomnia
- Relieves headaches
- Calms the nervous system
- Promotes relaxation
- Aids in thyroid gland disorders
- Relaxes eye nerves
- Improves vision
Where is Turquoise Mined?
Originates in Iran, the US, Mexico, the Sinai Peninsula, China, Africa, and Asia.
